9. Resorts on Site
There are plenty of hotels to choose from if you plan to stay on Disney property. They all range in price and theme. Deluxe hotels are more high-end options, while moderate and value resorts have lower rates. Disney’s Animal Kingdom Lodge, BoardWalk, Contemporary, Grand Floridian Resort & Spa, Polynesian Village, Swan & Dolphin, Wilderness Lodge, and Yacht & Beach Club are considered deluxe resorts because they are closer to the parks and have special amenities, all of which have a high price tag. On the other hand, moderate hotels like Disney’s Caribbean Beach, Coronado Springs, Port Orleans French Quarter & Riverside, Old Key West, and Saratoga Springs Resort & Spa are geared towards guests who still want great amenities, but don’t want to break the bank. Value resorts like Disney’s All-Star Movies, Music, & Sports, Art of Animation, and Pop Century are suitable for those on a tighter budget. Guests can also stay in various villas, typically found at deluxe hotels. The Fort Wilderness Campground and Cabins are great for outdoor enthusiasts. There are many perks to staying on property that you won’t find while staying elsewhere: Extra Magic Hours, Disney’s Magical Express, and much more!
